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Significados de rectify by em inglês

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Uso de rectify by em inglês
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And yet I found myself profoundly saddened- aconditionI attempted to rectify by finishing the wine in my glass.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
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I had made a bad blunder, which I attempted to rectify by reaching Buffalo that night; but Tom Barrett had won the game.
The Moccasin Maker
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In the 1690s, the English monarch William III was short of money, which he attempted to rectify by the introduction of a window tax.
The Irish Times
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The situation could only be rectified by introducing licensing of food premises.
The Irish Times
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Other grievances he rectified by prompt reorganization of the commissariat and kindred departments.
The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2)
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But the manager is adamant the problem can be rectified by the current squad.
The Guardian
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Now man's dealings are rectified by justice, according to Prov.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) / Translated by ...
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This was rectified by giving the workmen free buttermilk.
The new yorker
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These defects, however, will be rectified by the builder.
Rural Architecture / Being a Complete Description of Farm Houses...
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Such factors required rectifying by the appropriate calculations.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
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Mistakes must be rectified by the magistrates.
Homeward Bound; Or, the Chase: A Tale of the Sea
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Man's relation to nature was disturbed by sin; it will be rectified by his return to God.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Second Kings Chapters VIII to En...
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If that was the case, she said, it needed to be rectified by the two services working together.
The Guardian
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In England the calendar was not rectified by the disuse of the "Old Style" till 1752.]
Letters of Horace Walpole — Volume I
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EMI said the situation could be rectified by diverting funds from cash flow instead of drawing down more debt.
Reuters
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The fault occurred at 6 p.m. and was rectified by 8 p.m., she added.
The Irish Times